Del. Luke Clippinger

Changes to Maryland’s juvenile justice system are waiting for the governor’s signature.

The bill decides consequences for children aged 10- to 12-years-old caught carrying guns and stealing cars, gives courts the ability to expand probation, decides when state’s attorneys can review cases and sets up sweeping juvenile legal system oversight and data collection.

Del. Luke Clippinger (D. D.46) discusses HB0824, his bill to strengthen Maryland's concealed carry law - and stiffen penalties for violators. Plus, an update on recreational cannabis regulations.

Democratic Dist. 46 Delegate Luke Clippinger and Maryland Matters editor Josh Kurtz weigh in on the successes and failures of Maryland's annual legislative session, which adjourned Monday.

The Maryland legislature's police reform package inched forward Tuesday after the House of Delegates passed a bill limiting the use of no-knock warrants and making complaints against officers public record.

The House of Delegates gave preliminary approval Wednesday to a bill that would take the governor out of the parole process for inmates serving life…

Leaders in the Maryland House of Delegates are forming a workgroup that aims to improve trust and accountability in police statewide. The announcement…

Gov. Larry Hogan has vetoed more than three dozen bills the General Assembly passed during this year’s abbreviated session. The rejected bills include a…

With proposals from both parties in Annapolis, many state lawmakers are predicting that this is the year the state requires businesses to offer employees…